Why use this tool?
Process compress files into a zip archive should be a 10-second job, not a 10-minute one. Most desktop apps want an installation, ask for an email, or stamp a watermark on the result. This tool does none of that — open the page, upload, get your .zip, move on.
It runs from your browser, so you don't need to trust an unknown program with your files. The actual processing happens on our servers under a tight retention policy: files are auto-deleted within 24 hours and we never read, share, or train models on them.
How to process compress files into a zip archive
- Upload one or more PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, TXT, CSV, MP3, MP4 (drag & drop or click to browse).
- Click Process and wait a few seconds.
- Preview the result on the page and click Download to save it.
That's it — no signup, no email, no waiting for an account verification.
Features
- Free for everyone — 3 jobs per day without signing in, more with an account.
- Privacy-first: your files are deleted within 24 hours and never shared.
- Fast — most jobs finish in under 10 seconds, right in your browser.
- Works with PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, TXT, CSV, MP3, MP4.
- No watermark on the output, ever.
- Mobile-friendly — runs on any modern phone or tablet browser.
Tips & best practices
Bundle a folder of deliverables to email a client.
Package a set of templates or documents for download.
Avoid 7z or RAR if the recipient might not have a tool to open them. For long-term archival, ZIP is the most universally readable format.
Common use cases
- Bundle a folder of deliverables to email a client.
- Package a set of templates or documents for download.
- Send a batch of photos as one compressed file.